Sky Ocean First-Person Glide

Create a 15-second, 16:9 surreal first-person flight with no visible body, drone, aircraft, propeller, cockpit, or shadow of a craft. Keep the path smooth and non-threatening. 0–3s: glide between tall sunset cloud columns at moderate speed, with stable forward momentum and generous clearance. 3–5s: approach the underside of an ocean suspended overhead; let cloud droplets lengthen and merge into a transparent water membrane, then cross that boundary without a splash cut. 5–8s: move through the sky-ocean as two enormous whale forms made entirely of softly glowing water pass high above; they are fictional fluid sculptures, not captive wildlife. In the distance, broad waterfalls rise toward empty floating islands. 8–11s: curve between three translucent jellyfish-shaped electrical phenomena, keeping a wide safe gap and avoiding attack language, then follow a gentle spiral current. 11–13s: enter the center of a suspended whirlpool without impact as the water remains optically clear. 13–15s: pull back to reveal the entire ocean ribbon folding into an infinite Möbius loop around the viewer. Maintain a continuous cloud-to-water material transition, consistent sunset direction, believable inertia, and explicitly impossible fantasy physics. No lightning strike, chase, collision, free-fall panic, person, real animal peril, brand, text, franchise cue, or claim of real atmospheric science.